Robbie Williams | Booty Call - Listening Club

 

 

Track 13 from Under The Radar Volume 2, the fan special out now: https://RobbieWilliams.lnk.to/utr2ID

 

That's a strong contender for my favourite track on the album. ^_^

They have posted nothing since so I decided to pick this one, really nice song

 

 

 

 

 

 

That rude title and cover combo, Sydney! :o

That rude title and cover combo, Sydney! :o

 

 

 

Yeah !! :unsure:

Yeah !! :unsure:

 

 

I didn't even notice. It's just Robbie being Robbie isn't it? :D

Edited December 24, 20177 yr by Laura130262

 

 

Are you listening :unsure:

 

 

On The Fence by Mr Robbie Williams

 

 

I just listened.

 

He picked my two favourite songs from the album. B-)

This is a nice one to listen to :wub:

 

 

 

 

You love your Abbey Road don't you Tess. ^_^

You love your Abbey Road don't you Tess. ^_^

 

 

I know Laura, remember the night we listed to the whole show & commented on the performance as we went along , I really enjoyed it

I think this is very funny

 

I know Laura, remember the night we listed to the whole show & commented on the performance as we went along , I really enjoyed it

 

That was Christmas 2006. Can you believe that Tess? :cheer:

 

I remember because it was the first year I was online on RWAP and TRWS. ^_^

 

Id never seen the Abbey Road gig before that night. It was all new to me.

I think this is very funny

 

 

:lol:

 

That was Christmas 2006. Can you believe that Tess? :cheer:

 

I remember because it was the first year I was online on RWAP and TRWS. ^_^

 

Id never seen the Abbey Road gig before that night. It was all new to me.

 

 

& me also Laura, I cannot believe that was over 11 years ago :o . I still like that session . There was another he did I think for the BBC a few years back, I must try & find it, remember it was an accoustic session where the band members were standing on the floor around him & it was all very natural.

 

 

 

That was Christmas 2006. Can you believe that Tess? :cheer:

 

I remember because it was the first year I was online on RWAP and TRWS. ^_^

 

Id never seen the Abbey Road gig before that night. It was all new to me.

 

 

& me also Laura, I cannot believe that was over 11 years ago :o . I still like that session . There was another he did I think for the BBC a few years back, I must try & find it, remember it was an accoustic session where the band members were standing on the floor around him & it was all very natural.

 

 

 

Max B was on that Abbey Road session too wasn't he? I love him.

 

Do you think Robbie did that song with him that he tweeted about or it hasn't happened yet? I think it was about the time he was ill so maybe they postponed.

 

I'd love to see them do a song/performance together C2018. What a treat that would be. ^_^

Robbie Williams | Booty Call - Listening Club

Track 13 from Under The Radar Volume 2, the fan special out now: https://RobbieWilliams.lnk.to/utr2ID

 

 

I LOVE this track :wub:

The first Robbie concert I saw was Leeds in 2006 and the Dutch television started with a Robbie Williams day.I had a day off and was suddenly hooked to the interviews from young Rob they showed. Then in the evening I saw the Leeds concert. I did not know one song. Not even Angels that evening (later I remembered that I once saw the black and white clip). I was so impressed also when he tumbled and stood up again. I loved Come Undone. Never had I thought that he was ill back then. Two months later they repeated the Berlin gig from 2005. I loved Ghosts, I still like a lot of songs from Intensive care. And Iliked the ending of Come Undone with WOTWS much better than the one he does today.

 

It was when all started for me. And my mum joined me. I still love to read and watch about him. But it is the first year that I do not follow up anything. The songs do not grip me that much anymore as they did. I read an article some days ago about popstars who lost their ability to write special songs when they found happiness. Sometimes I think this is the case with Rob at least for me.

It was when all started for me. And my mum joined me. I still love to read and watch about him. But it is the first year that I do not follow up anything. The songs do not grip me that much anymore as they did. I read an article some days ago about popstars who lost their ability to write special songs when they found happiness. Sometimes I think this is the case with Rob at least for me.

 

That might be the case or it might be a recent tendency to play it safe with his releases. I read him say he needs to write for the middle ground so he can sell but I personally much prefer the songs where he goes in the direction he genuinely wants to go in. I don't like his edges being smoothed over. I wish he had the confidence to just go where his heart takes him. I think a lot more people would follow than he thinks.

 

I know that's easier said than done when you have a young family to think about and I know he was burnt by the whole Rudebox thing - but I like him at his eclectic best. :)